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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-16
WHERE Is MALONEY? q?
The ES-Readlng Clerk Suddenly DisaP
pears.

The ES-Readlng Clerk Suddenly DisaP-
pears.
MONTREAL, June l5.-A visit made
Yesterday to Lschine, where BILLY" Mo
Ionry has been passing the summer, re
vealed fact which may have a startling
meaning for those Aldermen Of the Board
of 1881 who accepted bribes, and more di-
rectly for Jacob Sharp, the man accused of
bribing them.
The man who carried the "bOOdle" was
missing. His family were at his summer
residence, but the much sought for and
much dreaded BILLY" WAS not with them.
Not particle of information could be
obtained from Mrs. MOlOney, but, Spurred
on by the fact that all the recent senSa-
tional rumOrs in regard to the eN-Reading
Clerks plans had united in the prOphesy
that he would be in New York on Wednes-
day, the correspondent instituted a yigor-
Gus inquiry.
Nothing definite was discovered except
that MOlOney was In none OF his aecus-
toned haunts. Hack drivers and station
agents were interrOgated in vain. None OF
them eOuld OF would admit knowing any
thing of the eXile's movements or IN what
direction he had gone. All the hotels and
bOarding-hOUses in Montreal have been
searched, but no MOIOney could be found.
MolOney was not in Montreal, just as ne
was not in Lachine.
This does not prove that he had not
started for New York He could have
crossed TO the mainland at Caughnawaga,
and. driving to St Lambert, could have
taken the train there. If he did so
GsBilyD MOloney was in New York last
night.
The Aldermen in Montreal are much eS-
cited over Moloney's disappearance, but
they pretend confidence and say BILLY
will never squeal."
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
The Business Transacted at Yesterday,

The Business Transacted at Yesterdays
session.
Court met at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, and disposed of the cases from the
Eleventh Circuit:
Handy & Bro. vs.. ID. III. Smiths admin
istrator, appeal, from Lewis county; sub
mitted.
NJ. L. Rohrbaugh, administrator, vs.. j..
NJ. Bennett ct al, appeal and supersedeas,
from Lewis county; submitted.
/. NJ. CASTOR VS.. George Mace ct nj.
writ Of error, from Lewis county; submit
ted.
w. B. Brooks, assignee, vs.. 8. A. Beck
with, appeal, from Upshur county; contin-
ued.
VIM. Crabtree's executor VS.. s. A. Beck
with, appeal, from Upshur county; contin-
ued.
Thomas Shaw vs.. County Court, writ Of
error, from Upshur county; submitted.
Elias Heooyner's executor vs.. Morgan
Morgan et al, appeal, from Upshur ooun.
ty; motion TO appeal overruled and case
submitted.
T. J. Taylor, of Zanesville, was admit
ted TO practice on motion Of w. p. Hub.
bard.
Court adjourned to meet at 10 q. m. To-
day.
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MARTINS FERRY.

The Blue Grass Fishing Club, compossd
Of Buckeye Glass Works employees, are r.
ranging for their annual camping aeasos.
They will locate on Wills creek, Monros
county, o. Dan Cline IL captain and jim
Brand will act In the capacity ofcook, sn1
dish up the lucious yiands for ths boya.
The Blue Grass always have rood tins
and are better prepared than ever 70 euIoy
themselves this summer.
DIR. j. X. Thomas, ot Mt Pleasant, ~
in the city yesterday on budneD DF.
Thomas is at The bead a the Thomas M
ical labratory of Mt. Pjnnut
General Manager Oscar Townssad, 0eh.
earl Passenger Agent w. H. Grsnt, Dapw-
intsndent VIM. ThorpburE. and Rsaa
Master Jimmy Reynolds, Of fhe c., L. Z
W. X. T., were In the city ysstseasy q
business connected with The G., L. 4 ~.
extension.
Arthur Loves Comedy Company Vim -
back 10 town senin,oa Saturday, tksir -
vance agent having aIrxsdy asrancrd -
quarters Tor them st the bheru,sn Houm
Peter Neal and Msa. Mary MccnsShy
have spurchssed lets in Huey's sddliisn
and will commences the erection a 49,
shortly. Daniel Dobbins has psscAassl
Henry Carten's booze In tise ssns al4jitlpn
and moved into IL Tie psios ~ NJ
81, 200.
NJ. 8. hcGrew, Ne lamp Iiehtes, IN
from his cart and ssistAiped stight hrutsn
on Tuesday evening The scci6ent -.
cupred n. the corner of Carlyle snd sscssl
streets.
The cylinder for ens Of he bis 0eiDss
Of the Lewis Jones mill was a. 6 MsaniG
foundry to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-16

LOGAN COUNTY, KY, furnishes this
morning, on another page, genuine
RIDER HAsGARD hair-raising ghost story.
Attracted by the tOlling Of church bell,
at midnight, a reputable citizen mounted
his horse and followed the sound, which
came from deserted church situated in
the Dead Lands" = section Of country
three miles long, covered with swamp.
The long. deserted edifce ppeared to be
lit up with an unearthly red fire, while
grouped around what had once been the
altar were a dozen figures, clothed IN
white, the faces covered with black hoods,
the long arms and HeshleSs fingers point
ing across the altar, on which lay figure
similar to the Others. The .y band
marched around the n tmss
when the red light e'ASEuaiIy died ont,
and the reputable citizens horse became
frightened and ran away, putting an end
to further investigation. There is evident
ly still a very red article of liquor in
Logan county, Ky.
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Those Rebel Hattie FLAGS.

COLUMBUS, O., June 15.-Governor For.
aker to-day received a telegram from
d. c. Putnam, of Springfield, Department
Commander of the Grand Army of the
Republic of Ohio, urging him on behalf
of $4,000 comrades of this department
to protest to the authorities at Washington
against the return of the rebel flags cap.
tured by the soldiers of Ohio. The Cover.
nor forwarded the telegram to President
Cleveland and sent in protest against the
President action in his own words.
The Governor also sent q telegram to
Gen. Boynton, at Washington, asking him
to take legal advice aud institute proceed
ings to enjoin the return Of the aforesaid
hapa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-16
COMPROMISE on the sugar Bill.

BERLIN, June 15.-The Sugar Tax Bill
compromise has been effected between the
Conservatives, National Liberals and the
Centre, by which they have agreed to &C.
cept Count Chameress' proposals These
include new tax of so pfenning on beet
root and - marks per hundredweight on
sugar consumed in Germany, and bounty
of 81 marks on exported raw sugar,
marks a pfennings on tirst-class refined
sugar and 8 marks 10 pfennings on second
class sugar. Herr Rickert has introduced
in the Reischstag an important proposal
namely, to annul some Of the vexations
connected with the corn trade. The
National and Centre parties will support
him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-16
DIsTRIBUTABLE SCHOOL FUND.

Tho Amount to BE Received by Each
County In the State.
The distributable school fund for 1887,
is $4O2, 1861. The number Of pupils in
the State is 249,l7s. Hence the fund, ap.
portioned pro rata, gives TO each pupil
$l.6l. In 1886 the pro rata was $l.5li
in 1886 it was 20 cents. The fund ap.
portioned to the counties, in proportion "a
the number Of pupils each contains, Is -
follows - -->---..-------
Barbour, $7,11s47; Berkeley, 8, e52 81
Boone, 4,011.46; Braxton, 7,36S77;
Brooke, 3,30s 90; Cabell, 9,626 40; Cal
houn, 4,6O0.s4; Clay, 2,64O. 35; Doddridge,
7,Sl8.s7; Fayette, s,124l7; Giln,er,
5,20Is1; Grant, 3,434 50; Greenbrier,
9,62157; Hampshire, 1896 a.; Hancock,
2,7194s; Hardy, 4,28l IL; Harrison, 12,-
2o3. 70; jackson, 10,856 IL; jefferson,
s,547 65; Kanawha, q, 292 Oi; Lewis,
$3.50 81; Lincoln, 6, 422 As; Logan, s, 800. 7s;
Marion, 1888 ~: Marshall, l1.O95. 90;
Mason, 1851 "a; Mercer, 6,5l1 Do; Min
eral, 5,s47 81; MonoDgalia, S.2lS 81; Mon
roe, 7,43014; Morgan, 1858 AZ; Mellow
ell, 1888 80; Nicholas, 5,30i "a; Ohio,
4,111.53; Pendleton, 5,l24U7; Peasants,
1896 O6; Pocahontas, 1886. 80; Preston,
IL, ,25260; Putnam, 7,54319; Ra-
leigh, 5,497.12; Randolph. $40 o.
Richie, 9.O62 80; Rosne, s,780 so;
Summers, $3.50 IS; Taylor, 6,604 80;
Tucker, 2,7s0, s5; Tyler, 6,96O.2l; Up
shur, 6,sl9.7l; Wayne, l0,445.l6; Web
ster 2,S2446; Wetzel, 9,s6S.6i; Writ,
5,2S3 "a; Wood, 14,6A.5li Wyoming,
3,717.50.
The two cities in the State which emu
merates separately are Martinsburg and
Wheeling. Their shares are $3,3ll.77
and SIG, ,s75 6s respectively.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-16

The Big Sandy, Tug River and Twelve Pole
Railroad Company Chartered.

The Big Sandy, Tug River and Twelve Pole
Railroad Company Chartered.
The Secretary Of State has issued .
charter to the Big Sandy, Tug River and
Twelve Pole Railroad Company, organized
for the purpose of constructing . railroad
from Ceredo, Wayne county, and thence
by the most practicable route to Cassyille,
thence up Tug river TO the West Virginia
line, with branch lines up Mill Greek and
Twelve Pole and on to the Logan county
line. The principal place of business TO be
at Cassville, Wayne county. The capital
stock is $500, 900, divided into shares Of
500 each and held as follows: A. II.
Black, Cassville, so shares; w. NJ.
Schmucker, Ashland, Kentucky, so shares;
c. I. Coats, Letart Falls, Ohio, 50 shares;
W. J. Frazier, Wayne county, so shares;
W. L. Gieger. Ashland, Kentucky, so
shares.
Also TO the Bridgeport Saw and Planning
Mill Company, organized for the purpose
OF saving and planning lumber, mannfac-
turing furniture and building material,
etc. The principal place of business 10 be
at Bridg port; the charter 10 expire Me-
vember, 1926; s., 200 have been subscribed,
$6, 600 paid in, with the privilege Of in
creasing the stock TO $4,000. The stock
is divided into shares Of 800 each, and
held as follows: w. B. Stone, D. ID. Barnes,
A. w. Lang, A. J. Lodge, s. o. Kester and
James Dunkin, all of Bridgeport
Also, TO the Automatic Packing Com
pany, organized for the purpose of selling
automatic packings for locomotives, buying
and selling machinery and apparatus of any
description; which corporation shall keep
its principal place OF business at Wheel
ing; the charter TO expire May, 1887. Five
hundred dollars have been subscribed and
$50 paid in, with the privilege of increas-
ing the stock to $50, 900 in all. The stock
is divided into shares of 800 each, and
held rs follows: Weller ID. Updegraff, Of
Pittsburg; John NJ. Sweeney and Andrew
T. Sweeney, Of Wheeling; W. p. Hub
bard, of Ohio county, and Theodore Ny
ers, Of Fulton, Ohio, one share each.
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The JnhiIee Yacht Rana-

LONDON, June 15.-The steamer Norham
Castle, from which the Prince of Wales
started the Jubilee Yacht race yesterday,
but which he left at Mouse Light and re-
turned to London, reached Harwich at 5
o'clock this morning The fog had been so
thick during the night that the vessel was
Obliged to anchor. Five hundred and
eighty Of her passengers remained aboard
all night and landed at Harwich this morn
ing and returned to London. The Genesta
passed the NOrham Castle during the night.
The Dawn passed thirty-five minutes later
and was followed five minutes afterward
by the Aline- The weather continues hazy.
The wind is from the southeast.
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NATURES HIGHWAY.
Doing. Of Boat. aad Bo.tnsa along sh~

Doinss Of Boats and Bostnsn along th<
The Bennett and Onward passed mp Last
evening
The Fashion leaves the wharf at 8 o'clock
this morning for Cincinnati
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated 6 feet o inches and falling.
The marks nc Pittsburg. last night,
showed feet 9-1G inches and falling.
Col. W. z. Merrill and Maj Amos Stick
ney were in the city yesterday. The object
of their visit here spss to confer with our
river and coal men In regard 20 the con-
struction Of railroad bridge across the
Ohio river at The bead Of Glass Houss.
They, accompanied BY number n coal
men, visited the proposed location yester-
day afternoon II Pittsbsrg CSss Gas.
Samuel Gafy, an old reddentand builder
Of the first engine ever buiit and placed In
n river steamer at St Lonis, died In thai
city last Friday morning. He was one q
the old landmarks ef Western steamboat
construction, was idtnti6ed with The rjyeE
interests for over dxty yezn, and brisG
suecessfri leaves a amPis fsrfnns tshn
fazai1Y.
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In the nIetropolIs.

NEW YORK, June Is. There is nothing
special in the wheat market up to eleven
O'Clock. Prices have been little inegu-
lar, but there is absence Of new features.
The first sales showed gain of { cents,
but rallying movement soon set in, lead.
ing to break of laa cents. The specula.
tive dealings are more moderate, and
mainly of q scalping nature
Charles Henrotin, 8 Chicago operator,
who Joined the New York Stock Exchange
on January Is, 1885, notified that Ex-
change this morning that be was unable 70
meet his contracts
The coffee market has resumed natural
tone, and there was no excitement in The
trading q tho opening this moEnlng,
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Malaria.

Darbys Prophylatic Fluid is held in wide
esteem as specific and preventive. In it
we have the means Of rendering the air
and water wholesome.
ssDarbys Fluid is good defeeator and
destroyer OF miasmatic matter.--J. G.
BoorH, u. s. Mint, Philan
SIT should be used everywhere where
Impure gasses are generated from deton1-
passing matter. .r--H0LMEs SrEEi, n D.,
Savannah, CO.
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On the Cincinnati Change.

CINCINNATI, June 15.-There was in
tense interest to-day among grain men on
Change, in the fluctuations in wheat at
Chicago, but very little disposition to do
business. But one sale of wheat was
made at the call, July at 70, which is
lower than was bid yesterday.
The absence of Wiltshire in Chicago,
where he is reported as backing Kershaw,
is regarded as not giving positive assurance
that the bears are yet defeated. The fact
that Cincinnati capital is invested is taken
as proof that some way will be found to
absorb it. The wicked rumors of yester-
day about the Fidelity Bank do not seem
to do any harm there to-day. Business is
progressing with calmness and decorum.
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At Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, June 16.-There was but
little stir in the condition of -four and
coffee on the Exchanges to-day. There
was further decline of 2 cents per bushel
in wheat, but sales did not reach the vol.
ume of those yesterday. Careful inquiry
could not discover that any of the opera
tors were seriously affected by the decline.
The coffee market was entirely nominal,
though firm at q fractional advance over
prices yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-16

The Sultan of Turkey is very much
agitated over the AnglO-Turkish treaty
with regard to Egypt. England says he
must and Russia says he mustn't Queen
VICTORIA has signed the treaty and it only
remains for him to acquiesce and cast de-
fiance in the teeth of the Car, or else re-
fuse 10 place his signature at the bottom OF
the agreement and lose the only European
friend he has. Either, the Sultan seems
to think, is bad enough.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-16

KERSHAw and Company of the wheat
clique failed to pass the clearing house but
they have such pile" behind them that
their creditors are not panic stricken. The
situation on the Chicago Exchange is pre-
carious, to say the least, and if wheat still
declines the clique may yet be added, in
fact as well as nOminally, to the long list
of failures that occurred yesterday.
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The Morgantown Murder.
Special 7sieram 20 ne ReOia-.

optCILI ItItYTIIH 70 IEIt htVItItI.
FAIRMoNT, w. VA, June 15.-It is re-
ported here to-day that Nick MADEIRA and
Hen Black were arrested at Morgantown
this morning, charged with the murder OF
Emma Robinson some weeks ago. 1t will
be recollected that Miss Robinson was
found dead in her house, with her body
badly bruised, indicating that she had made
an awful struggle with the fiends that took
her life. MADEIRA and Black are the men
who were arrested on suspicion directly
after the murder, but were discharged for
want of sufficient proof
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-16

BILLY MALONEY, the Ameriean-Cana-
dian, who appears TO hold the key to the
New iOrk Doodle question, has disap-
peared from his beautiful Canadian home
and no one knows where he is. The JAKE
SHARP crowd fear he is in New York.
That's why they quake.
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Summary-Earned runs, Mansfield 6,
Wheeling 3; twOrbase hits, Dudley, Yak;
three-base hits, NichOl; base on called
balls, off Smith 3, Kelly ?, Curry 1;
struck out, by Smith 3, Dunn 2, Curry 1;
passed balls, Bailey 3; lett on bases, Mans
field :, Wheeling 3. Umpire, Stellberger.
scorer, TAYLOR. Time of game 2:Oj.
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Sandnskr MhIn. StnnhenrIlIe
'pecidl TslSgraHs 10 hS REGISTER

SAEDUsKY, o., June 15.-To-day's 5
game was a slugging match, Sandusky get
ting the best Of it. The game was without
special features. Batteries, McGuirk and
Webber, Carroll and Tanning. Score,
Sandusky 16, Steubenville 10. Base hits,
Sandusky %, SteubeDyille Is. Errors,
each. Umpire, JamisOn.
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Volcano Booming.

Special TdeQydn 10 1hs Re0fa1.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, June Is
There are excellent prospects for q big
yield in the Volcano oil territory. New
wells Of from thirty to fifty barrels per day
have been struck. The Bradish Oil Com
pany, s. S. johnson, Fargo Oil Company,
Wyatt & Fischer and Pontious & Stills are
the owners in the new Developments. The
daily yield is now 300 barrels.
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The Rahuar Tragedy.

RAILWAY, n. j., June 15.-The police
claim to have arrested the murderer Of the
unknown girl who was found lying by the
roadside here with her throat ent from ear
to ear on the morning Of Saturday, March
10Th. The name of the man supposed to
be the murderer is Casper Scrombaek. He
has been arrested in Illinois, but the name
Of the place Is withheld.
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The police think they have found the
man who murdered the unidentified female
whose corpse was found at Railway, n. j..
The police, it may be remarked, have
thought this before
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-16

FROM j H. Hines, Tottys Bend. Tenn,
One Of our lady customeIS has been aflic-
ted for some time with lung disease, in
fact was given up by her physians as In
curable, three bottles of DIR. ]. II. Nc
Leans Tar wine Lung Balsam have effect
ed complete cure which is looked upon
here Is miraculous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-16

The Government has accepted an amend
ment to the Crimes bill that any assOeia-
tiOn or associations proclaimed shall be
specifically named in the proclamation.
How kind of the Government!
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St. Louis Dealers Excited.

ST.. LOUIS, June 15.-There was great
deal of excitement on the opening in the
wheat pit this morning, but there was
very little trading, the crowd anxiously
awaiting reports from Chicago, and closely
watching the blackboard. On advices that
money had been put up at Chicago, the
market advanced 4e at the opening, but
gradually dropped cents. The crowd is
bearish and are still selling wheat, though
there is some covering by shorts. The
market opened for July, 76f; August, 76s;
September, III.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-16

MADEIRA and BLACK, arrested for the
murder OF the ROBINSON girl at Morgan
town. and subsequently released for want
of sufficient proof, have been, it is said, re-
arrested.
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Tha Jury Complete.

NEW YORK, June l5.-The Sharp jury
was completed to-day, and deputies were
detailed to guard Sharp in lieu Of COM
ment. Assistant District Attorney
Nichol began the opening address for the
State
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Nur.erymrn..nd se.d,mep.

CHICAGO, June 15.-The American As
sOciation Of NuFserymen and Seedsmen
commenced its twelfth annual convention
to-day, in the Exposition Building. Over
300 delegates, representing all parts Of the
country. except the far South, were pres
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-16

THE coke strike is farther from settle
ment than ever apparently. The opera
tors refuse to grant anything whatever and
the furnacemen have taken just as bold a
stand.
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When the gavel fell for the first call some
hesitation was shown by buyers, and the
early transactions were little below last
nights closing prices, but in few min
utes the hesitation disappeared and the
bidding became better and prices advanced
about 10 points.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-16

Sandusky keeps on winning games, and
win be weh up with the leaders before
the end Of the season.
EEsrybOdy was gone on Smith BE is
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the most pleasant bali player in the Ohio

the most pleasant ball player in the Ohio
League. Beacon.
The eanders had better bring their play.
ing clothes with them. They won't have
the picnic they enjoyed on their own
grounds
The Wheeling club is the best managed,
and the most gentlemanly team that has
been here this ason.-Mdnsield Herald.
Pile it on, gentlemen. elike 1T.
The Columbus team, with couple OF
notable exceptions, is the most ungentle-
manly lot of alleged ball tOssers that have
appeared here this season. n.-iSdRdGsky Beg
ister. This is "blOOd on the moon" with a
vengeance.
The prospects are good for the largest
turn-OUt Of the season next Monday.
Everybody wants to see the reorganlzed
team play ball, and in addition, the Michi-
gan boys are great favOrites here.
What's the matter with NichoR
Wheeling downed Mansfield yesterday.
Good. The West Virginians are prime
favoritss here, and if they could get some
strength in the box they would rapidly re-
cover lost ground.-Sandusky Register.
Wheeling can return the compliment. The
Sandusky club played the best game OF
ball seen on the home grounds this year
during their recent visit.
Crogan's coaching runs about like this:
''Run-right-along-n Ow-take-a-little-le ea d.
you-will- -haye-to-kick-up-and-dust-if-yo
get-there- -cOme-b &C k-now-that's-the-way-
to-play-ball-don' n t-let- et-them-eatch-yO
wateh-that-dOu Ouble-action-now-ru un-ri G T
along got-t oO-m any-runs-we E.
CT n-g e I'll n-a-cO ple-of-r n ns-this-time-
strik k e-your-old-time- gait-go n'-Ndns-
field Herald.
The Wheeling management has sue-
ceeded in securing five new men, oil OF
whom have good records, and who will,
no doubt, put new life into the team.
Miller, who has done so well in the box
for the East Liverpool club, and Clark,
late of the New Orleans team, said to be
one of the greatest twirlers in the South,
will pitch. Flynn, the short stop of the
Cincinnati Clippers will play in that posi-
ton for the Green Stockings. He is highly
recommended by Cincinnati experts. Bell,
who has been playing with the BrOoklyns,
has been secured TO play first by stroke
of good fortune, and Stentzel, who is hard
to beat behind the rat, will catch Clark.
The management it to be congratulated
on the success of their efforts, and the
Wheeling public may look forward to
some old-time playing and see the Green
Stockings pull out of the hole they have
got into on the trip.
League and Association Games.
At Chicago Chicago 3; Indianapolis 2.
At Fi;tsbuTg-Dctreit IL; Pittsburg 3.
At Baltimore-Browns 8; Baltimore 2.
At Observation-Disclosures IS; Cleve-
land 6.
At BOstOn-WashingtOn 13; ROstOn 4.
. At New YOrk-New York 90; Philadel-
phia l.
At New York Louisville 9;Mets 6.
= Nov- g. DrnOBlyr >